Emily was chosen as team captain because of her… skills. (collaboration / contribute to / leadership / demonstrate / failure / commitment / adapt to / take responsibility for / be willing to)

It took me a long time to … my new routine. (collaboration / contribute to / leadership / demonstrate / failure / commitment / adapt to / take responsibility for / be willing to)

My friends don’t like rock music, but every ________ them likes listening to dance music. (little/ several/ a little/ each/ none of /all /both of /one of /few)

It’s close, but Sam’s cake isn’t quite as good as Sue’s. (slightly) => Sue’s cake _____ Sam’s.

Jenny will play the violin for three years next September. She really enjoys it.

Yasemin and Filip love swimming and .... them are very good. (little/ several/ a little/ each/ none of /all /both of /one of /few)

We didn’t keep ____ the photos we took of our holiday; there were about a hundred! (little/ several/ a little/ each/ none of /all /both of /one of /few)

Your camera is much better than mine. (nowhere near)

Polly and I both spent two hours writing our history essay.(just) => I spent _____ Polly on my history essay.

Walking faster will get us there sooner. (the) => The _______ we’ll get there.

Beth likes to spend ____ time checking social media in the morning. (little/ several/ a little/ each/ none of /all /both of /one of /few)

You must … your actions and not always expect others to solve your problems. (collaboration / contribute to / leadership / demonstrate / failure / commitment / adapt to / take responsibility for / be willing to)

Tom will have worked for twelve hours by eight o’clock. And there’ll still be more to do.